Sherlock Holmes Public LibraryHis Last Bow
But I have been running around and making inquires before I came to you
This is awful! You don't mean - You don't mean that I am suspected?
I picked the paper out unburned from the back of it
He tossed it across with a laugh
There was a face looking in at me through the lower pane
'Very interesting, indeed!' said Holmes
He drew a zinc pail from under the sink
The man walked into the trap and was captured
She fought her way out again
He and his master dragged me to my room
- Tom Conway & Nigel Bruce 1947-05
- Carleton Hobbs & Norman Shelley 1966-12
I fell into a brown study
Miss Cushing
He examined them minutely
How far to Wallington?
Jim Browner
He held out his hands quietly
"That's all right, my lass," said I
I got one in with my stick, that crushed his head like an egg
- Carleton Hobbs & Norman Shelley 1969
Holmes starred with great curiosity at the slips of foolscap
They bundled him into a cab that was beside the kerb
I caught a glimpse of a dare, beautiful, horrified face galring at the narrow opening of the box-room
Holmes was passing the candle backwards and forwards across the window-panes
"By George! It's Black Gorgiano himself!" cried the American detective
Slowly advanced, her face pale and drawn with a frightful apprehension
- Basil Rathbone & Nigel Bruce 1941-12
- Carleton Hobbs & Norman Shelley 1969
The tall and portly form of Mycroft Holmes was ushered into the room
My friend was standing with an expression of strained intensity upon his face
Do you mean to say that anyone holding these papers...could construct a Bruce-Partington submarine?
Halloa, Watson! What is this?
Before our prisoner had recovered his balance the door was shut and Holmes standing with his back against it
That was the end of the matter
- Basil Rathbone & Nigel Bruce 1941-12
- John Stanley & Ian Martin 1948-09
- John Gielgud & Ralph Richardson 1955-02
- Carleton Hobbs & Norman Shelley 1964-08
I heard the sharp snap of a twisted key
Put it down! Down, this instant, Watson - this instant, I say
'What's this?' he cried, in a high, screaming voice. 'What is the meaning of this intrusion?'
'You'll only get yourself hurt,' said the inspector. 'Stand still, will you?'
- Tom Conway & Nigel Bruce 1947-02-03
- John Gielgud & Ralph Richardson 1955
(The Rare Disease)
He spent his day upon a lounge-chair on the veranda, with an attendant Lady upon either side of him
The fellow gave a bellow of anger and sprang upon me like a tiger
'We have him! We have him!' he cried
Holmes half drew a revolver from his pocket
Holmes darted forward and barred their way
- John Stanley & Alfred Shirley 1948-03
- Carleton Hobbs & Norman Shelley 1960-05
- Robert Hardy & Nigel Stock 1970
- Barry Foster & David Buck 1978-08
'The most extraordinary and tragic affair has occured during the night,' said the vicar
Holmes spent much of his time in long walks and solitary meditations
Those staring eyes and gnashing teeth flashed past us like a dreadful vision
We ascended the stairs and viewed the body
Beside it sat the dead man, leaning back in his chair
We lurched through the door, and an instant afterwards had thrown ourselves down upon the grass plot
He sprang forward with clenched hands towards my companion
- Probably Louis Hector & Harry West
(The Cornish Horror) - Tom Conway & Nigel Bruce 1947-01
- John Stanley & Wendell Holmes 1949-01
- Carleton Hobbs & Norman Shelley 1962-08
He was gripped at the back of his neck by a grasp of iron, and a chloroformed sponge was held in front of his writhing face
'Curse you, you double traitor!' cried the German, straining against his bonds and glaring murder from his furious eyes
Holding either arm, the two friends walked him very slowly down the garden path
- Carleton Hobbs & Norman Shelley 1969-07
- Graham Armitage & Kerry Jordan between 1979-1985